My group was studying polar phytoplankton, and I wanted to know if those organisms would be able to thrive in the sub-polar regions of Mars?
Katushka Answer: A lot of research is being conducted to answer this and similar questions regarding life on Mars. Extremophiles, as they are called on Earth, can live in some pretty bizarre places adapting to their surroundings. So it is indeed possible that organisms may be able to survive and thrive in the current environment near surface Mars. The search is on. Your research may help answer some of questions, which may help solve the mystery of Martian life. Stay tunes to future mission to Mars that will explore this very question. Trevor Graff Expert: Trevor Graff Mossbaeur Team Arizona State University Question: Has there ever been life on Mars. Answer: That is a good question! We are currently trying to discover that in our missions to Mars.
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